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They found that smokers were more than 29 percent more likely to at least try quitting if they were given packets that carried images of rotting teeth or people dying of cancer
Chew On This: Indians Trading Betel For Tobacco Listen to Corey Flintoff's Story For centuries, Indians have chewed betel leaves, or paan , regardless of caste or economic lines
- Causes oral cancer -Despite the various measures to curb production and use, campaigners say there is still too little awareness of the damage betel nut can cause.Former addict Chen Yung-an wishes he had believed his doctor when told he had early signs of oral cancer two decades ago."I didn't think it was possible
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